In the village of Moresco stands the Clock Tower, also called the Minor Tower, an ancient defensive structure that testifies to the medieval history of the area. Located in the southern part of the historic center, the tower is distinguished by its square plan, typical of military architecture of the time, and by its strategic function: it defended the southern front of the village, serving as a key point in the surveillance and control system. One of the most interesting features is the presence of a postern gate — a small secondary door oriented inward from a hypothetical palisade, which, being surrounded by a moat, was an additional deterrent against possible assaults.
